Only 9% of drivers in a recent poll said they regularly camp in the passing lane. So why is it often blocked by slowpokes?
The opposition might be vocal, but a new survey indicates a majority of drivers think the cameras improve road safety.
Small town in Idaho says if you text while crossing a street, you'll pay a fine.
Sure, the beach scenery is hard to resist. But is it worth a few hundred dollars extra on your car insurance bill?
The best way to keep car insurance premiums low is to not commit moving violations.
Cited for speeding, 20-year-old tells the judge that his smart phone proves he was driving under the limit.
The list of most-ticketed vehicles includes just two American-made cars.
Speeding is as dangerous as it is costly, but some say speed traps are meant to raise money -- not protect the public good.
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